On Thu, 16 Nov 2023 18:58:00 +0000 Luis Mendes <luisvmen...@yandex.com> wrote:
> Hi, > > I had everything setup in a nvme disk, so that the 4 wedges of ld0 (nvme) > were: > dk0 efi partition > dk1 swap > dk2 ffs > dk3 cgd > > I did a image copy of the disk with clonezilla because sometimes the system > stopped and the disk light was blinking regularly. > It could be a hardware problem and I wanted to try the original Windows > installation that came with the computer so that I could use the warranty. > So, I replaced the NetBSD installation with the Windows image (also from > clonezilla), but detected no problems. > > When I tried to restore the NetBSD image, there were some problems in the > last gpt partition, dk3, the encrypted partition. > This partition has zfs datasets for /usr/pkg, /usr/pkgsrc, /usr/local and > others. > > When I try to open the partition I get an error (code 255): > "cgdconfig: failed to generate Argon2id key, error -22" I booted the system again. This time I could open the CGD partition, but a message is show: "cgd0: bad GPT partition array CRC" gpt is the verification method I used for the configuration of cgd. What could be the cause of this message? Luis
